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Interesting that they did not use the same stamp for the engine and trans.
I believe that after 1969 they stamped (with the same stamp)the engine and trans after bolted together. I had a muncie trans that had the same VIN stamped 5-6 times !! |
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That is interesting so St Louis had 2 partial vin stampers?
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381 and counting in the 67-69 Impala SS427 registry |
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Not all years, but in 1967 they did. The transmission stamp included the "S".
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Mixing letters and numbers can create slight spacing differences within the gang especially if the MFG of an individual stamp made it to a different spacing specification for the characters or older stamps were mixed in to the gang with newer stamps and used together.
I have identified three different stamp vendors that GM used at Norwood - all prior to the advent of VIN font stamps which changed the appearance entirely. |
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